Sentence examples for of course remarkable from inspiring English sources

Fifty years of Breathless is of course remarkable, but I think the fact that we're all still breathing is just as remarkable.I am 86 years old now but I remember working on the film very clearly.

Like a mantra, after each encounter he said, "Life is good!" That simple declaration is, of course, remarkable for Mr. McGreevey, who resigned as governor of New Jersey in 2004 with an unforgettable speech — his wife by his side — announcing that he was "a gay American".

Sixty-eight was, of course, a remarkable year in the world, with the political disturbances.

Conscience, of course: a remarkable number of presidents, impressed by the responsibilities of the office, have by and large behaved themselves.

Ferri is of course a remarkable artist and her return to the Royal for this one guest project shouldn't be exaggerated into a trend.

Ms. Kidman told me that although she did enormous preparation -- she read all of Woolf, learned to mimic her handwriting, and had of course that remarkable patrician beak -- what brought her to Woolf's essence was learning to roll her own cigarettes, as Woolf had done, combined with a modest white handkerchief Ann Roth, the costume designer, had put in the pocket of her dress.

Of course, the remarkable element about human nature is that, like flowers breaking through the concrete of a parking lot, human stories can flourish almost anywhere -- in the midst of civil wars and refugee camps, and even in North-American post-industrial office parks, as Douglas Coupland demonstrated with Generation X: Tales for An Accelerated Culture.

None, of course, had her remarkable fame.

The Tiller Girls are famous, of course, for their remarkable rhythmic dancing.

The white paper is, of course, hardly a remarkable document in itself.

The church in that region has of course produced some remarkable saints – some of them unrecognised in the upper reaches of the Vatican.